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Be Picky
Experience may get you in the room, but talent and what you offer books the role.
What I Know Now: A Guide to Prescreens from a Transfer Student!
I remember how stressful and draining the college prescreening process was my senior year of high school.
Seeking a Life Useful: Alpha Psi Omega
I have never been president of anything before in my life.
My Expectations For This Semester
As a returning college student, my first year was a lot of trial and error as I learned what did and didn’t work for me.
How Has It Been So Far?
College is such an exciting and monumental time and often people who love you most want to know all about it! In an effort to thank them for asking, I try to offer a holistic view of the year so far.
Let It Go
Would you keep talking to someone who is having a conversation with another group? Stop searching for approval in a room that doesn’t want to listen or watch.
Stepping Into the Final Year
After a week’s worth of organization, meetings and rehearsals, it has only just occurred to me how much I am going to miss all of this.
That Term on Everyone's Lips: Academic Integrity
When talking about academic integrity for a performing arts major, the topic becomes a little tricky to discuss.
Creating a Platform
For the past couple of years, I have had friends tell me I should start an Instagram focused on Broadway.
Night at the (Art) Museum
Theatre is the cornerstone of literally every other art form.
The Start Of My Sophomore Year
A few weeks of the semester have passed, so it’s finally time to discuss how the new term has been going.
Academic Integrity, It's Integral
In high school, academic integrity was at the forefront of my school's philosophy.
Acting Technique
When I started going to school and developing my craft, I ended up dropping most of the ideas that these acting technique books taught me, but I found myself seeking out something else entirely.
Helping Kill Monsters: Being Associate Director for SHE KILLS MONSTERS
So far, getting to work on this show has been really cool.
Taking Time Off
I can recall certain instances where actors have bent over backward trying to make themselves available, whether that means calling out of work several times a week so they could attend callbacks or planning their vacations based on when auditions are slow.
Do-Re-Mi… H?
The most obvious difference was a lyric change in “Do-Re-Mi.” Instead of using solfege, they sang “C-D-E,” and each pneumonic was changed to reflect the note name (for example “D like the fast D-Tram”).
Academic Integritea
Thinking about academics? How to have academic integrity? Well Student Writer Destiny has all of the academic integritea for you.
The Graduation Question
The age old question that manifests as every college senior's sleep paralysis demon.
Things We Want You To Know
You will never quite be in this place with these people doing the things you are doing ever again, so enjoy all of it.
Audition Season
Each new audition season at Yale, I feel that I learn something new to bring with me into the next.
Two Shows in Two Weeks
The tech weeks were approaching for both shows and academic work was not letting up.
Summer Internship Wrap-Up
As my summer internship at Broadway Grand Rapids comes to an end, here I'll take time to reflect on the experience!
Burnout: How Do We Deal With It?
In today's blog I talk about burnout as a college student and give my top 5 tips for preventing it!
Life on Campus
With Marymount I fell I have the best of both worlds: Student life on Campus and life outside.One of the things I love the most about going to school in New York is the sheer amount of opportunities outside and within my school.
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